92 Days of Summer Prize Details

During these 92 Days of Summer, you’ll have a chance to register and get qualified to win a $30,000 Payoff. See all the choices here.

Once you become a finalist, you’ll be an instant winner of a 6 pack of tickets to Skagit Speedway, a bag of KISM Fidalgo Coffee Roasters “92 Days of Summer” blend coffee, a pair of movie passes to the Pickford Film Center, pair of passes to Birch Bay Waterslides, dinner for 2 to the Conway Pub and Eatery, a year’s worth of car washes from Blue Cow Car Wash, a pair of passes to the September 7th sprint boat races at Extreme Sports Park, and a limited edition 92 Days of Summer t-shirt from our official brewery, Kulshan Brewing Company.

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